Tony Peden writes:
Does it matter?
FGInterface::update() is not being called, so no data is being exchanged
(unless your looking at the FDM specific properties)
Right. The problem is just that the elevation changes after the
instruments are initialized.
All the best,
David
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On 2/21/03 at 4:22 PM David Megginson wrote:
Danie Heath writes:
Something I picked up on the Vertical Speed Indicator if I'm in a
climb, and I adjust my flightpath to level flight, it's as if the VSI
takes ages to return to the correct position. I've tried of fixing it,
but it
--- David Luff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 2/21/03 at 4:22 PM David Megginson wrote:
Danie Heath writes:
Something I picked up on the Vertical Speed Indicator if I'm
in a
climb, and I adjust my flightpath to level flight, it's as if the
VSI
takes ages to return to the
Tony Peden writes:
It might make more sense for such instruments to have a start here
mode. In other words, a mode in which its possible to set the initial
value without going through the dynamics modeling.
I've added a line to set the internal pressure to ambient pressure at
David Luff [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
It seems to me that one of the big problems with the VSI and the altimeter
is that when started on the runway these are still recovering their lags
from the very rapid ascent of the trimming routine, a situation that
wouldn't happen in real life. Since
On Tue, 2003-02-25 at 19:21, Jim Wilson wrote:
David Luff [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
It seems to me that one of the big problems with the VSI and the altimeter
is that when started on the runway these are still recovering their lags
from the very rapid ascent of the trimming routine, a
Gene Buckle wrote:
Danie, a VSI is not your typical 100% accurate instrument and it
does take time to settle. My flight instructor always told me to
never take it as gospel, only as a guideline. If it's hunting a
bit, it sounds right to me.
It's true that real VSI's have lag. They work by
Danie Heath writes:
Something I picked up on the Vertical Speed Indicator if I'm in a
climb, and I adjust my flightpath to level flight, it's as if the VSI
takes ages to return to the correct position. I've tried of fixing it,
but it seems it's not defined in the XML file for the
Andy Ross writes:
That said, it does seem to me that the current VSI seeks awfully
slowly. It has a half life of, I'd guess, 5-6 seconds or so. Do real
gauges take this long?
I'll keep an eye on mine this evening and let you know.
All the best,
David
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David Megginson, [EMAIL
David Megginson writes:
That said, it does seem to me that the current VSI seeks awfully
slowly. It has a half life of, I'd guess, 5-6 seconds or so. Do real
gauges take this long?
I'll keep an eye on mine this evening and let you know.
Sorry -- I forgot to. On the bright
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